Vintage Art Deco Style Dress Clip Buckle with Chain

This item appears to be a vintage Art Deco style dress clip buckle, characterized by its intricate design and sparkling embellishments. It consists of two primary ornamental clips, each roughly trapezoidal or fan-shaped, crafted from a silver-toned metal, likely pot metal or a similar base metal alloy that was popular in costume jewelry of the era. Each clip is heavily adorned with numerous clear, faceted rhinestones of varying sizes, arranged in an appealing geometric pattern that radiates from a central, larger oval or marquise-cut rhinestone. The overall design evokes the stylized sunburst or fan motifs common in Art Deco aesthetics. The clips are connected by a short, presumably decorative chain, which might allow them to be worn together or perhaps used to secure a garment in a specific way. Additionally, there is a separate, more industrial-looking chain-link piece included, which features a pin mechanism on its back, suggesting it might function as an extender or a separate brooch-like component, possibly a belt buckle or a closure for a garment, though its exact purpose in conjunction with the clips is not immediately clear. The individual clips show some signs of age, including potential darkening or tarnishing of the metal, and some rhinestones may be dull or have minor wear, consistent with a vintage accessory. The craftsmanship, while not fine jewelry, demonstrates a good level of detail for costume pieces of its likely period, possibly mid-20th century. The unique combination of the two ornate clips with the more utilitarian chain piece makes this an intriguing and potentially versatile accessory.